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What front-end skills do you want to learn?
Learning the frameworks can be the best thing because the entire project gets organised pretty well! Angular beautifully separates the logic , the views and the styles of each and every component! And it’s a must for large end apps. But one must also not jump from frameworks to frameworks, Every framework must be explored in depth for better utilisation! And JS is the GOD for FE, it really amazes me with it’s surprising nature every single day!!
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How do you share your front-end code changes?
In my experience, sharing the FE code can be achieved via - 1. Making it available in some git repository which can be done by Github / Bitbucket. - Bitbucket is often used by most companies, It’s UI is great. - Provides features like creating branch, push / pull code, collaborative development, Managing pull requests. 2. Code Reviews & Pull requests - very very helpful as it enables for open learning and adoption of new implementation techniques. 3. Codepen / stackblitz - For Quick Pocs if setting up the local code sounds cumbersome!
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🚀 Choosing between Angular and React: #Angular: A full-fledged framework with built-in tools and strong opinions on project structure. Ideal for…
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Angular upgrades are not about making developers happy Most projects still use Angular 9, just compare download numbers: Angular 18 - 𝟏𝟎𝐤 weekly…
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